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Impact Assessment Symposium: Getting on the front foot in a changing world
In recent times impact assessment (IA), like many disciplines, has found itself in uncharted territory. The pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic, changes in the media, social and political contexts, the rise of social media and the ongoing threats of climate change and biodiversity decline mean that today’s impact assessment professionals must think more broadly and proactively than ever before. We need to address ongoing and emerging threats to our environment, changes to the regulatory context, changing expectations of society, the recognition of the importance of Traditional Owner knowledge and values, increasing community conflict and dynamic political attitudes.
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Who should attend?
The EIANZ 2022 Impact Assessment Symposium brings together practitioners, regulators and researchers to explore these critical issues within the context of a changing world, to discuss and propose solutions. The symposium will enable discussion and collaboration about how impact assessment professionals can lead the conversation and appropriately respond to these emerging trends. The symposium is open to EIANZ members and non-members. Please distribute this announcement to anyone in your organisation or profession circle who may be interested in attending or presenting.
CPD points
This event will count as 1 point per hour towards your Certified Environmental Practitioner CPD log |
Should you need to cancel your registration the following conditions apply:
When: Mon 5 Sept & Tues 6 Sept 2022
Where:
Intercontinential Hotel
North Terrace, Adelaide
Cost: $295 EIANZ / NZAIA / IAIA members | $100 EIANZ student members | $395 Non-members
Registrations Close: 2nd September 22 12:00 PM
Contact: EIANZ Central Office on +61 3 8593 4140 or office@eianz.org
We acknowledge and value the rights and interests of Indigenous Peoples in the protection and management of environmental values through their involvement in decisions and processes, and the application of traditional Indigenous knowledge.